Premium Investor Report #276

Written By
Lark Davis
First Published
December 6, 2023
Last Updated
September 5, 2024
Estimated Reading Time
10 minutes
Premium Investor Report #276
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GM friends,

Solana definitely has the media’s attention and one of the reasons is all the massive airdrops happening there.

And because you’re a Premium Member, we want to make sure you get a piece of the action. That’s why today’s DeFi tutorial is a marginfi airdrop strategy.

And as always, we have Rekt’s TA and Jesse’s full Airdrop Report.

Let’s go!

PS: For any crypto related questions please comment on the website. 


Premium Investor Report #276 - - 2024

Let’s dive into today’s Altcoin Watchlist.

In today’s edition of the Rekt Capital Newsletter, the following cryptocurrencies will be analysed & discussed:

  • Ocean Protocol (OCEAN)
  • SushiSwap (SUSHI)
  • Theta Token (THETA)
  • Woo Network (WOO)
  • Fetch ai (FET)
  • Coti (COTI)
  • Polygon (MATIC)

Let’s dive in.

Ocean Protocol — OCEAN/USDT

OCEAN has been an Altcoin we’ve been covering for weeks now.

It started with downside wicking below the Channel:

Chart 1

And then OCEAN rallied over 100% since then:

Chart 2

On this recent breakout move this week, OCEAN has broken into the red-blue range ($0.48-$0.63).

Any dips into the red Range Low will likely serve as a retest attempt to re-affirm said level as new support.

From my perspective, it’s important to add to winners in strong uptrends which is why moments of re-accumulation can figure as prime opportunities for just that.

Should a dip into the red level indeed occur, that would be another re-accumulation opportunity.

Generally, OCEAN Monthly Closed inside a key region of resistance to kickstart this December move:

Chart 3

Holding above the red region throughout December would be positive for price and will position OCEAN for a move to the Macro Downtrend above (purple), with time.

In the meantime, a dip into red or a reclaim of the black $0.63 Range High resistance would be figure as prime re-accumulation moments.

SushiSwap — SUSHI/USDT

Here is the chart I shared for SUSHI earlier this month, suggesting a retrace into the Range Low area (green):

Chart 4

Here’s a follow-up to that chart, one week afterwards:

Chart 5

SUSHI had indeed dipped into the Range Low for a retest.

The path suggested further upside after a successful retest there.

Here’s today’s update:

Chart 6

SUSHI has rallied +58% into the Range High resistance.

Fantastic move from Range Low support to Range High resistance, all inside the time span of 1-month.

With price now near the top of the range, the risk of a rejection is increasing given how a resistance like this tends to serve as the point of maximum financial risk.

However, given how we are at the early stages of a Bull Market, there is a chance SUSHI could still reclaim the red Range High as new support.

In the past, merely upside wicking beyond the Range High is a bearish sign whereas printing a higher timeframe candle close beyond that point would be bullish.

This is something SUSHI needs to demonstrate in the coming period: is it able to perform higher timeframe candle closes beyond the Range High?

If SUSHI isn’t able to break the Range High on the first time of asking, then it’s worth considering a return to the Range Low support, given how price is inside the green-red range and technically just consolidating:

Chart 1

A return to the Range Low support would mean that SUSHI could take the shape of an inverse Head & Shoulders formation, with…

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